TheFull9

Is that a video file? Because it looks like an MP4.

If you don't wear a t-shirt under the under-body-armour-combat-shirt you'll get a lot less hot. Dunno if you tried it already but a lot of people seem to do it for no reason.

Not my work but I've had a few of these made in different camos over the past couple of years. Have been talking with a couple of different companies, hopefully within a few months they'll actually be available and in just about every camo that you can get gear made in.

Never thought a PDR lower, LVOA rail, G36 carry handle and AR upper could make a gun but that would definitely go down a storm at the prop house for a sci-fi production.

Sorry google photos doesn't like sharing apparently but the quality when uploaded to the board isn't great (at least on my screen), hopefully fixed now.

Basically on the notch ideally, though realistically [i]just[/i] below so as not to rub. Plates are just there for the heart and the major blood vessels around it, some of the spine and some of the lungs really, since you've got a reasonable chance of surviving a shot to most other areas (except the brain which has the helmet) if treated quickly - comparatively speaking of course. Some Crye JPC 2.0s I had hands on today (just one's mine):

High? Nah that's where plates are actually meant to sit - at least that'd be my guess based on where his clavicle joints are under the jacket. Obviously it does not matter with bbs, but 99% of players wear their rigs super low. (not saying you don't know, just speaking generally)

Little maglite widget that happens to fit in SureFire scout lights to add polycarb protection came in yesterday. New Evo came in today, old one'll be for sale just a heads-up haha.

The annoying thing is that probably cost the same-ish as my chrome King Arms Thompson and I'm sure it shoots better and it definitely looks better.

What has the expense of my gear got to do with anything at all? Best not to make weird passive-aggressive little statements then say 'each to their own' it's rather contradictory. The fact you didn't read the post I made inbetween my previous 2 and made an incorrect assumption on my knowledge as a result is entirely your own fault, no need to get miffed at me about it.

Can't speak for all models, but with my TM SCAR with same style stock adapter the battery just sits in the buffer tube same as on most M4 AEGs. Wires run right though, works great.

No shit...

I feel I may have come across purely sarcastic. In the realm of airsoft Al's question is redundant. It's almost as redundant as asking why people put any stocks or handguards on their airsoft guns or paint them or use any given pistol grip over another with similar ergonomics. Anyone who's spent a time amount of time thinking about the subject can figure that out very easily. If you prefer the look you do it, same reason people copy guns from films and TV etc. A lot of guns people see on YouTube now have braces and they want to mimic that aesthetic and I count myself among them just haven't ordered the braces I want yet. Objectively, any given organisation can't know where a thing is if they don't know where it is. If you tell them where it is, they'll know where it is. Anyone is welcome to think that civilians shouldn't be allowed guns you can crack on, but the aforementioned is demonstrable facts irrespective of political affiliation.

Saves filling out all the paperwork and paying $200 to have a sub-16" barrel on your AEG or GBB. Worth it imo. Got at least one or two in my future purchases lined up.

You just skipping the 3D printing SCAR accessories part and just 3D printing the whole thing?

Bit of a throwback but only to like 3-4 years ago.

Must admit I think a MOE K2 (if you want to keep that angle) would also be a huge improvement over the TM pistol grip since you've got the brace on there, but good looker regardless. Nice rail and neat + compact Scout setup.

General tip for any spiritus and associated clone rigs; put whatever you're gonna carry in to the insert beforehand as mentioned, whether it's 556 mags, SMG, whatever, then kinda bend it in to a curve and push it in. Only the convex side of the velcro will try and stick on the way down and you can just slide a piece of paper/your hand/your Trojan Magnums in there to stop it adhering before the insert is fully home. After 1 or 2 goes you can swap loadouts in seconds.

I'd take one over two aaaany day personally, but beauty is in the eye. T-1 maybe, but I think the 30mm tube classic aimpoints overall have much too much volume/surface area for tiny SMGs I have to say.

It's super rude of you to remind me that none of the MP5s I want are in stock right now by posting the best possible classic setup.

? they actually don't make much off me (comparatively speaking), most of it comes from ebay. Might get some of the hot weathers but that's it for now in terms of stuff that's commercially available, don't rate the PCs for airsoft personally.

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Fair bit of photography and practising image editing the past couple of days while I'm home on leave. Edit - I really shat out with this system of the board making supporter posts slightly grey instead of white lol

Gotta be a de-ac right? Real shame it's not legal here like it (presumably?) is in the states. A gearbox in the body of a de-ac spits bbs no differently to one inside an airsoft receiver set after all, with the right investment and machine tools one could make some super sweet guns that way with infinitely higher external quality than anything from an airsoft brand, that's when airsoft versions even exist. Which presumably (again) will be the end result here so that's cool.

It's a strong effort so far, good attention to the small details like the forward assist, charging handle and castle nut. I'd suggest a handguard that's all spikey at the front (there's been a fair few RS and airsoft over the years) and a more offensive pistol grip.